Big Ten

Reports from SEC Spring Meetings indicate the SEC wants to play against the top competition in college football.

Playoff expansion is gaining traction once again, with the two most powerful conferences, the SEC and the Big Ten, advocating for a 16-team playoff.

President Trump met with Nick Saban, and is now exploring options for an executive order to increase scrutiny around NIL deals in college athletics.

Rumors were swirling that Nate Oats might leave Alabama for a Big Ten job opening, but reports quickly shut down any thought of the Tide head coach departing.

Reports indicate a potential joint scheduling agreement between the SEC and Big 10. Why is it good, and why is it bad for the future of College Football?

Florida State executives are expected to begin the process of leaving the ACC. Brett McMurphy and Action Network reported it first.

After an action-packed weekend filled to the brim with college football, the Associated Press released their weekly Top 25. Now, we start to get a better idea of who the best teams in the country are.

The No. 1 ranked Clemson Tigers had their yearly close win against an unranked team in the disappointing Atlantic Coast Conference. After squeaking out a win from a then 4-2 Boston College squad, it’s clear to me that a competitive 2020 College Football Playoff shouldn’t include the Clemson Tigers.

The Big Ten has released a revised schedule for the 2020 season. The schedule will include eight-game conference-only schedule. The Big Ten's first game will be on Oct. 24. The conference will also add in a ninth game for all 14 teams during a newly created Big Ten "Champions Week" on Dec. 19.

On Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump and Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren shared a phone call to discuss a timeline for the possible return of conference athletics in 2020.